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MetPy asv benchmarks — NSF Unidata Program Center/Jaye Norman

Benchmarking of NSF Unidata MetPy in a CI/CD Workflow

Jul 31, 2025

Jupiter atmosphere visualization — NSF Unidata Program Center/Linfeng Li

C++ Acceleration of MetPy's Thermodynamics Module for 3D Visualization and Analysis of Jupiter Thunderstorms

Jul 31, 2025

MetPy 1.7.0 Released

May 5, 2025

MetPy Mondays #328 ating Skew-T and CAPE Time Series

Apr 28, 2025

MetPy Mondays #325 - Adding Fallback Data and Cleanup to a Local Data Cache with Python

Mar 17, 2025

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